Exam 25: Configuring the Ethernet Ip Address for a Compact Logix 1769-L23e, 1769-L32e, or 1769-L35e

To use a serial driver to view or modify a CompactLogix controller's Ethernet IP address, begin by connecting a 1756-CP3, or ____________________ cable, between the personal computer and CompactLogix controller serial port.

The number groups in an IP address are referred to as ____________________.

DeviceNet communications require the separate purchase of the communications modules for insertion into a CompactLogix slot.

When configuring a basic Ethernet network, the IP addresses and ____________________ in all devices on the same network must be compatible.

In many industrial networks, a controller's network configuration type is configured as ____________________.

The 1768 CompactLogix requires that separate communications modules be purchased for chassis slot insertion, as the 1768 CompactLogix controller is only available with a(n) ____________________ port.

The software that verifies that a serial driver is configured and running is the ____________________ software.

The 1769-L23s are available with embedded ControlNet communications.

A new Ethernet device comes from the factory configured as ____________________.

Communication with an Ethernet device using Ethernet communications is not possible until the device is configured and/or the IP address for the device is known.

The newest members of the CompactLogix family, released at the end of 2011 with version 20 of RSLogix 5000 Software, replace the standard serial port with a(n) ____________________ port.

For a new 1769 CompactLogix device, or if you are unsure of the Ethernet port configuration, what can be done to view, modify, or initially configure the Ethernet port?

All 1769 CompactLogix controllers are supplied with one serial and one Ethernet port.

What happens to previously configured communications to a controller if its IP address is modified?

The CompactLogix Ethernet/IP address changes frequently after installing a network and configuring other devices on the network.